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How to Choose the best cot bed Nursery Cots

Cots can help your baby sleep comfortably and also give you some time between feedings, changing nappies and cleaning up. To get the most out of your baby's rest go through our Canstar Blue reviews to find the best baby cots nursery cots for your baby.

Some cots are made to grow with your child and can be converted to a toddler bed with the kit. They are perfect parents who wish to save money on buying a new bed once the baby is old enough.

Size

There are many things to take into consideration when selecting the right nursery cot or bassinet. It is essential to make sure that the one you select passes all required safety tests particularly if you're purchasing second-hand. You'll want to be sure that the cot isn't splintered from sharp edges or protruding corners and that there are no tiny gaps in which your child might be able to get their head, fingers, or arms caught. It is also important to select a cot that meets Australian standards for infant beds.

The size of your cot will be contingent on the space you have and the length it will be used. Standard cots measure 60cm by 120 cm and are suitable for infants and toddlers. However, some cots are designed to transform into an infant bed or a child's single bed, meaning they can be used for longer. This is a great choice when you're looking to avoid buying a new bed each time you have children.

You can alter the height of many cribs to accommodate the changing body of your baby. They can be adjusted from 3 to 5 levels, depending on the design. Some cots also allow you to take off one side of the bed completely which can be useful when your baby is beginning to walk or you'd like to test co-sleeping with your toddler.

Compact cots typically have castors or wheels that enable them to easily move between rooms. These can be particularly beneficial if your house is small and doesn't have a dedicated nursery. You can also make them an alternative to a crib for travel if you are planning to spend time away from home with your child or be transferred between houses of family members for holidays. Some cots are also convertible into a tiny toddler bed or even a sofa. This allows you to sleep next to your child, giving you security and close.

Style

A cot is the centerpiece of your nursery. It is the most important piece of furniture you will have to purchase for your baby. It will need to be sturdy and secure. It should not have sharp edges or spaces that children can get their fingers, head or arms caught. A cot should also be in compliance with Australian cot standards. Avoid buying second-hand cots as they may not meet current safety standards.

Cots are available in a wide range of styles and colors to suit any decor. You can decorate them with a range of accessories including a cot-mobile. These mobiles add contrasting colours and patterns to the crib, attracting your infant's attention and stimulating their sensory development. They can also help your baby sleep more comfortably and help them relax during soothing sessions.

Another popular style is a wicker coffin. This material evokes simpler times and is ideal for a room with a natural theme. Its simple design makes this cot an excellent option for children of any age, and is often cheaper than alternative types of cheap cots. If you do decide to buy a wicker cot make sure it is made of high-quality materials and complies with all safety standards applicable to it.

There are also cots available in a variety shapes and finishes. For example, some come with a built-in storage area. This is a great way to keep all of your baby's essentials like diapers, clothing bedding, toys and more. Some cots are elevated off the ground, which keeps them clean and protects them from being exposed to dust and other bacterial infections.

Some cots are made to transform into a toddler bed which can be used up until your baby is approximately 6 years old. This feature is especially useful if you plan to have more children or you want to save money by purchasing more beds for your growing family. For instance the Leander cot that has an extension kit can be made into an infant bed that will keep your child until age 7. This will save your time and money.

Safety

Choose a sturdy cot made of durable materials when you shop for a nursery cot. It should have a sturdy base and solid sides, with no gaps between the slats that might let baby fingers get stuck in them. Make sure the furniture has non-toxic finishes and does not peel or chip. If you are unsure of the quality of a product look for certifications proving that it has been tested to meet all applicable requirements.

Some parents opt for the Moses basket or crib instead of a traditional cot. They are great for infants, as they offer the baby with a safe place to sleep, without having to leave them to themselves. If your baby is growing too large for these items, you can use an cot top change to move them out of smaller rooms.

In addition, to ensure that your child's cot is secure and secure, it is essential to adhere to the sleep guidelines to minimize the chance of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome (SIDS). NHS UK recommends using a firm mattress and eliminating pillows, blankets and toys that could cause suffocation.

Other potential hazards include bookshelves, dressers and other storage furniture that can tip over when an uninitiated child leans on or climbs on them. Make sure that any high-heeled pieces are securely attached to the wall and frequently checked for stability. Keep heavier items at bottom of shelves and drawers to redistribute the weight and prevent injuries.

Choking hazards are a further security concern in the nursery. Children are known to eat on the cot rails corners, slats, or corners. You can avoid these hazards by choosing a cot with smooth corners and no protruding edges or removing these elements once your child is old enough to stand up on their own.

It is also recommended to avoid placing any wall-mounted or clocks with cords that are long close to the cot. Children and babies are at risk of strangulation when they are able to get their feet or hands trapped in these cords. Set cots in a safe distance from windows with cords that are long on curtains or blinds which could result in a fall.

Originality

The bed is one of the most important elements of a child's room because it is where they will spend the majority of their first year. This is why it is important to invest in a chic cot bed sales that can help establish the tone for the interior of the room. There are numerous options on the market, including contemporary cots that have sleek designs and clean lines that will blend seamlessly into any space. There are also traditional cots such as those made of metal that are ideal for rooms that have been decorated with traditional style.

Wooden cots also have an organic look and will go with a variety of nursery decors. They are often made from beech, maple, or birch and are usually coated with varnish to protect them from accidental scratches. They can be quite expensive, however, so they are not suitable for everyone's budget.

If you're looking for a baby cot that is distinctive, look into a cot with curved corners. This will give it a very distinct style that makes it stand apart from other cots that are available. These cots are also known for their utility as they offer more clearance underneath to store things.

A cot can be converted into a toddler and day bed. This is a great option to get the most value of your money, and ensure that your child’s bed will last throughout their entire growth stage. Some cots are equipped with conversion kits, whereas others can be purchased separately.

When selecting a cot, ensure that it is in compliance with British safety standards. This includes making sure that the mattress is fitted correctly and that there aren't any gaps that your child could escape from the crib. You should also remove any decorations or stickers that could be a choking hazard and check that the bars aren't too close together.

You can find a variety of cots online and in stores at retailers such as Dunelm Ikea and John Lewis. You should always visit a store, as you can look at the cots, and decide whether it is suitable for your child.